[mythtv-users] RE: Photos of myth boxes

[Joe Votour]

For playing DVD's, I recommend using ogle, at least
that's what I use on my Myth box.  It supports menus,
and in general, I've never had problems with it (well,
except on FreeBSD machines, but that's a different
story).

If you buiit your system using Jarod's excellent guide
(on Fedora Core 1), then all that is necessary is
"apt-get install ogle".  I don't think Axle put
together the RPM, but it's available in one of the apt
repositories.  Otherwise, ogle is pretty simple to
compile, but the dependencies are a bit of a pain.

Next step for me, in terms of DVD playback with ogle,
is to try out the native lirc interface for it (at
http://www.rosko.net/ogle/) so that I can use my
remote instead of a keyboard.

-- Joe

--- Torsten Schenkel <torsten.schenkel at web.de> wrote:
> OK, so here's mine:
> 
>
http://www-isl.mach.uni-karlsruhe.de/~hi93/myth/img_0030.jpg
>
http://www-isl.mach.uni-karlsruhe.de/~hi93/myth/img_0031.jpg
> 
> MythBox is lowest is rack. Yes I still use a
> standalone DVD player,
> the day mplayer supports the PVR and DVD menues is
> the day I'll give it
> to junior :-)
> 
> HW:
> 
> Coolermaster 620
> Epia M6000
> Zalman 300W Silent PSU < 20dB (only fan in the box)
> PVR350
> Samsung 5krpm 160GB HDD
> Toshiba DVD-Rom
> 
> Torsten
> -- 
> Walkthrough: MythTV on Epia with PVR350 using
> Debian:
>
http://www-isl.mach.uni-karlsruhe.de/~hi93/myth/mythtv_debian_epia_pvr350_walkthrough
> 
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